Ranked fourth in school
history for individual career draw controls with 130. Tied for fifth with twin sister, Jana Drummond, in individual career
caused turnovers with 61.

2012: Played in all 19 games … tied for fourth on the team
in goals with 29 on the season … took 64 shots, the second most on the team …
scored a total of three game-winning goals, tying for the most on the team …
scooped up a total of 30 groundballs, second only to twin sister Jana
Drummond’s 31 … had a team-high 22 caused turnovers … had a career-high six
goals and seven points and four caused turnovers in the conference win over
California on April 27 (10-9) … took a career-high 12 shots at Temple (February
17, 12-14) … ranked fourth in school history for individual career draw
controls with 130 … tied for fifth with twin
sister Jana Drummond in individual career caused turnovers with 61 ... was named to the Second-Team All-MPSF and the MPSF All-Tournament
Team.

2011:
Named second-team All-MPSF and placed on the MPSF All-Tournament team …
finished third on the squad with 34 goals and ranked fourth on the team
with 35 points, both career highs … ranks second on the team with 15
caused turnovers and third on the Ducks with 31 draw controls … opened
MPSF play with four goals in Oregon’s win over Fresno State (2/25)…
tallied three goals, two ground balls, four draw controls and four
caused turnovers at Louisville (3/4) … recorded three points on two
goals and an assist against No. 18 Dartmouth (3/23) while netting four
draw controls and a caused turnover … started all 14 games this season …
tied a season high with four goals while collecting three draw controls
against No. 7 Stanford (4/15) … recorded another hat trick against
Stanford in the MPSF Tournament finals (5/1).

2010:
A Second-Team All-MPSF selection following her sophomore season ...
Paced the team with 42 draw contols ... Scored one goal on three shots
at Johns Hopkins (3/27) while recording season-high five ground balls
... Made team-high five draw controls to go with one goal on four shots
at No. 17 William and Mary (2/28) ... Had two goals on four shots to go
with two ground balls, three draw controls and three caused turnovers
against St. Bonaventure (2/21) ... Recorded four points on three goals
(2-of-2 FPS) and one assist with seven shots and team-high four ground
balls in season opener against Jacksonville (2/13).

2009:
One of two freshmen to start all 17 games…fifth on
the team in goals (21) and sixth in scoring (27)…had 30 draw controls and 54
fouls, ranking second in both categories…scored a goal on her first collegiate
shot, a free position attempt vs. Stanford (Feb. 7)…scored 13 goals over a
six-game stretch from March 6 to March 26 as the Ducks went 5-1…had seven
multi-goal efforts, including three hat-tricks…scooped 15 ground balls,
including a season-high five vs. Stony Brook.

High
School:
A 2008 graduate of East Grand
Rapids High School in Michigan...played only her senior season for the Pioneers
after transferring from Nashua High South in New Hampshire...at East Grand
Rapids scored 89 goals with 46 assists and a team-leading 32 interceptions...in
2007 helped Nashua to the Division I championship as a starting midfielder,
finishing the season with a 12-4 record...was a four-time all-state
selection... high school accolades included ‘Player to Watch’ in Varsity
Magazine, as well as, Outstanding Player and Versatile Player for NHS...also
played basketball, field hockey and volleyball in high school...played four
years for the Granite Star Elite Lacrosse Club...was named MVP of the Star
Spangled Banner Tournament...also made the All-Star team...caused the most
turnovers at the All-Star Express Tournament in 2006...11 of her teammates went
on to play college lacrosse, including Cara Mulcahey, who is at MPSF-rival
Saint Mary’s.

Personal: Parents are David and Anne
Drummond...has two brothers, David and Joshua...has one sister, her twin and
Oregon lacrosse teammate, Jana.